Cattie Coyle Photography | Blog
Photography, Travel & Life on the coast
Happy World Dolphin Day! đŹđ World Dolphin Day takes place on September 12 every year to celebrate these amazing animals, and also to raise awareness about the threats dolphins around the world face: pollution, habitat destruction, the impacts of climate change, bycatch, and more. The more time I spend around these beautiful animals, the more
Two new dolphin prints from Portugal It was a quiet fall morning in Lisbon, and I was out on an ocean trip, my last one for that visit to Portugal before flying back to the US a few days later. We hadnât seen any dolphins yet on this particular day, but I really didnât mind
Flocks of birds: Two brand new black and white prints I just added two new prints to the bird photography collection. I was shooting at Wingaersheek beach in Gloucester, MA on a foggy fall afternoon when large flocks of birds came flying overhead. I loved the formations of the flocks, as well as the silhouette of each
The Piping Plovers are back! I look forward to their arrival every spring, and it might be the same adult birds I see year after year. According to The Cornell Lab of Ornithology, many Piping Plovers return to the same sites to breed, and individuals that return with the same mate often nest within 128
Do you like cloud spotting? I love it! As a child I spent countless hours lying on the lawn looking for shapes and patterns in the sky, and never really grew out of that fascination with what nature can create with only water droplets and ice crystals. My Dad used to teach me the names
I canât tell you how excited I am to finally be able to share âShallow Waterâ with you! Not only have I been working on these particular photos for the last 6 months – the entire series has been in the works for several years now. It all started with a picture I randomly took
Just released: two new prints in the Sandpipers collection! I just added two brand new images to the Sandpipers print collection. These were also photographed at Good Harbor Beach in Gloucester, MA and while my other Sandpiper prints are more still life-esque, these are action shots, captured as the adorable little birds were zooming back